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Millennials Keep Shopping Traditions Going

Millennials are still shopping at brick-and-mortar stores, including Home Depot, despite their increasingly online lives, according to recent research from Nuestar Inc.

About 48 percent of the millennials studied recently shopped at Home Depot, and 64 percent had shopped at Target within the past three months, the research shows.

“Some of Neustar’s findings suggest this demographic is feeling nostalgic, either buying brands popular with children or feeding their own kids what they once enjoyed,” Forbes reports on the Nuestar findings.

The nostalgia may show up in these numbers: 39 percent of millennials bought a hardcover book within the past year, and 18 percent still drink Capri Sun juice.

Nuestar is an information services and analytics company, which used data from 220 million U.S. adults to compile the statistics on millennial habits. To view an infographic on millennial spending from Nuestar, click here.

About Kate Klein

Kate is profiles editor for Hardware Retailing magazine. She reports on news and industry events and writes about retailers' unique contributions to the independent home improvement sector. She graduated from Cedarville University in her home state of Ohio, where she earned a bachelor's degree in English and minored in creative writing. She loves being an aunt, teaching writing to kids, running, reading, farm living and, as Walt Whitman says, traveling the open road, “healthy, free, the world before me.”

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